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I completely agree with Force. To me the most egregious change is the single lug nut wheel. I can see upgraded trannys if they go to more road courses. I think they have been moving in the right direction with tires that give up quickly. Let the drivers manage their stuff instead of foot to the floor all the way around.

That's pretty cool! I've been looking for something to build with the grandsons, this might fit the bill.

Very nice! Thanks for sharing.

That's a beauty! Neat clean work.

I agree with Stephen, assemble the roll cage and paint as one, then glue it to the chassis. Its difficult to get proper coverage when its all together IMO.

That makes it even more impressive! I would have guessed 1/20.

Very nice! The bathtub Fords revolutionized Cup racing with their aero design.

Outstanding! What did you use to fair in the rear bumper?

Beautiful car, great color.

Looks great!

Very cool! That's the first time I've seen a "necker knob" in scale!

Every time I look I see something else, really nice work! I especially like the water cooler, haven't seen one of those before.

Looks pretty good from here. Call it a short track car.

My latest off the bench. I really enjoyed building this kit, my 1st F1 car. Revell 1/24 all the parts fit well and the decals, oh so many decals, went down great with some solvent. Most of the time was putting on all the carbon fiber decals on the suspension components. Comments welcome as always and thanks for looking.

I think it's a 1953 or 54 Pontiac, the trim strip down the middle is the giveaway.

First was probably 3 Dog Night in 1969 or 70. Best was the Who I think it was 71, Who's Next tour, I couldn't hear for 3 days. Won't Get Fooled Again was the encore. Pete Townshend windmilling, pyrotechnics, it was awesome!

What he said, well done!

I agree, very nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

Scale is 1/24

Just finished this up, it's basically a snap kit with few parts but looks good on the shelf. I've been working from home but paradoxically have less time at the bench. Anyway, thanks for looking and comments welcome.

That is so cool! Hard to believe they ran these tanks. I especially like the work you did on the taillights.

Beautiful, excellent work.

Many parts are tiny and fragile, I'll give them a try although my French is also lacking.

Beautiful!

Thanks for this. I've got 2 of these kits I haven't gotten the nerve to put on the bench yet, they don't appear to be for the faint of heart.